Sentence examples for raised threats from inspiring English sources

What can we do to protect raised threats to privacy, data protection and the greater ramifications of data hacks, and viruses?

Similarly the perceived threat that people from Bangladesh will immigrate to northeastern part of India due to its low population density once climate change intensifies cyclones, floods and sea level rise in the coastal belt of Bangladesh has raised threats of ethnic clashes and violence in the region.

This was not a decision taken because of operational requirements or a raised threat level.

Officials said the moves were long overdue but not directly related to Sunday's raised threat level.

Popocatépetl, the monstrous volcano shadowing this tiny town, rumbled once again this week, spewing forth a cloud of ash and scaring Mexican authorities, who raised threat levels and dispatched civil protection services.

David Cameron and Nick Clegg will have talks this weekend on the government's response to the raised threat of terrorism in the UK.

Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley, the Association of Chief Police Officers' lead for counter-terrorism, said security and protection measures were being increased following the raised threat level.

The raised threat level may not lead to visible signs of change on the streets - but it is a sign of the increased concern and security activity behind the scenes involving all of the UK's intelligence and security bodies.

During the president's visit, Mr. Netanyahu said, he plans to raise threats from both Iran, which he said was moving closer to the "red line" with its nuclear program, and Syria.

The second is the set of economic inducements (gifts, bribery, pay raises, threats of job loss, and so forth) which the propagandist or others may apply in conjunction with the symbols.

The targeted leader, routinely vilified in the U.S., constantly raises threats of nuclear war.